Alderman Ronnie Mosley, 21st Ward Chicago

01/17/2025

01/17/2025

A snippet of Bally’s Chicago Casino Investment Opportunity Info Session hosted by Chicago City Treasurer and Chicago City Council Black Caucus.

01/16/2025

Click the link below to provide feedback for the 005th District's 2025 Strategic Plan

https://tinyurl.com/005-2025strategicplan

01/15/2025

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01/14/2025

Don't miss out on your opportunity to be a part of Bally's Chicago Casino project! 🏗️ 🚧 Bid packages have been announced by Chicago Community Builders Collective. To learn more about the project and stay informed visit: chicagocbc.com/opportunities

Bids are due soon!

01/14/2025

01/14/2025

🚨 We’re back, 21st Ward! 🚨

Kick off 2025 with Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley at our January Townhall—where we’re standing on business! 💼

🚇 The CTA Red Line Extension is on the way—what opportunities will it bring for YOU?
✈️ Can you see your business at an Airport?
🤔 Wondering how to do business with the City?
💰 Let’s talk grants, loans, and technical assistance!

📢 21st Ward 2025 January Townhall
🗓 Date: Saturday, January 25, 2025
⏰ Time: 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
📍 Location: Woodson Library, 9525 S. Halsted

👉 Mark Your Calendars:
📅 Next Meeting: Saturday, February 22, 2025

Don’t miss this chance to stay informed, get empowered, and move forward together!

01/13/2025

The Neighborhood Opportunity Fund (NOF) is here to support our local business owners, property owners, entrepreneurs, and community developers!

Through , NOF offers reimbursement grants to help cover construction and renovation costs for small businesses and cultural establishments located along eligible corridors.

Don’t miss this chance! Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on Friday, February 14, 2025.

Learn more and apply today at Chicago.gov/NOF. Let’s continue building a stronger, more vibrant community together!

01/13/2025

The Red Line Extension Project is on the way!

This historic investment will extend the Red Line by 5.5 miles, adding new stations in the 21st Ward at 103rd and 111th Streets. For our Far South Side communities, this means better access to jobs, schools, and essential services—transforming lives and opening doors that have been closed for far too long.

This project is about more than transit—it’s about equity, dignity, and building a future where every Chicagoan can thrive. Thank you to everyone who made this possible through years of advocacy and collaboration. Together, we’re on the path to a stronger, more connected Chicago.

01/13/2025

The 2025 Shared Cost Sidewalk Program is Now Open!

Save big on sidewalk repairs, including main sidewalks, courtesy walks, and more. Applications are open today, January 13, 2025, from 6 AM to 10 PM.

This popular program operates on a first-come, first-served basis—don’t wait!

How to Apply:

Visit 311.chicago.gov
Use the CHI311 app
Call 311
Affordable rates are available, with special discounts for seniors (65+) and persons with disabilities.

Have questions? Contact CDOT at 312-744-1746 or email [email protected].

01/07/2025

The 2025 Shared Cost Sidewalk Program is here!

Applications open January 13, 2025, from 6 AM to 10 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to save on sidewalk repairs like main sidewalks, courtesy walks, and more.

Applications are first-come, first-served, so mark your calendars!

Apply online at 311.chicago.gov, through the CHI311 app, or call 311 for assistance. Affordable rates and discounts are available for seniors (65+) and persons with disabilities.

Questions? Contact CDOT at 312-744-1746 or email [email protected]. Let’s keep our sidewalks safe and accessible!

01/06/2025

It’s time to take down those Christmas trees!

Starting January 11th, you can drop off your Christmas tree at one of the 27 locations citywide, including Kennedy Park right here in our ward. Free mulch is available at six of the sites starting January 13th! For more details, visit chicagorecycles.org

01/04/2025

More on the history of Christmas In The Wards

A Chicago holiday tradition that began super small has grown and grown in the years since. Christmas in the Wards began in a single ward in the 1990s, and ha...

12/26/2024

Cook County, Ill. - #6 The Neighborhood Advocate's Year in Review: 2024. We're rounding off our top 10 stories with notable words from the frontlines.
Chicago Department of Public Health
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12/25/2024

This holiday season, my office had the joy of giving back through events like the Christmas in the Wards, the Christmas Tree Giveaway, Hot Chocolate with Santa, and our Senior Holiday Banquet. It’s truly an honor to serve this amazing community and spread joy during this season of giving. Let’s continue to uplift and support each other as we celebrate the holidays together.

Wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas!

-Alderman Ronnie Mosley

📸 Lanette Warbington

12/24/2024

''one-hundred-and-twenty-four years after Taylor won the world championship, the effort to award him the congressional gold medal is, in effect, an attempt to rectify the way he was so wronged — and, by extension, teach a wider lesson about the nation’s history of racial injustice.

That is because Taylor was not only one of the greatest athletes in U.S. history, he also hoped that his success would disprove the racist theories that Blacks were inferior. Every time he competed, he showed that Blacks deserved an equal chance, which is all he wanted.

He was among the first to use sports celebrity for a social cause, writing that he hoped others who faced racism would be inspired by his story to compete in all walks of life.'' Michael Kranish for The the Washington Post.

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